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Why This Year’s Medal of Excellence Winners Were in a Class of Their Own
December 23, 2025
One of the questions we asked in our 2025 State of the Industry survey was “Did you test or implement a new production technique this year? Here are a few responses that stood out.
NC State University highlights the important work and research currently being tackled by some of its horticulture graduate students.
As demand for woodland natives rises, new research offers practical fertilizer guidance for forcing these species in containers.
Greenhouse Grower’s 2025 State of the Industry survey included a focus on key business and production challenges faced by growers across the floriculture industry.
Dr. A recounts his adventure fighting for local green spaces and what it taught him about creating relationships in the horticulture industry.
Brian E. Whipker and company revisit an old e-Gro Alert on diagnosing substrate pH problems in the Christmas cactus.
Here are agronomic and cultural practices to put in place in order to protect your ornamental crops from nematodes.
LLK Vice President of Design Syliva Courtney provides growers with six greenhouse design tips to prevent future labor problems.
Nita Robertson of the American Institute of Floral Designers offers best practices for the care and design of winter greens.
In Part 7 of a series of articles featuring insights from growing media suppliers, we look at how flexible suppliers might be in tailoring mixes for specific crops and other things.
This November 2025 Digital Deep Dive downloadable report covers some of the latest news on growing media.
The owners of Ivy Farm Nursery, a long-established operation on Virginia’s Eastern Shore, are transitioning into other business ventures.
The Horticultural Research Institute is now accepting applications for the HRI Leadership Academy Class of 2027 through Friday, Feb. 6, 2026.